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PARSHAS BEREISHIS

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Lin Legend- Parshas Teruma
Eli Manning and the Super Bowl champion Giants seem like a distant memory. Just a couple of weeks ago they […]
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Sitting in Solitude- Parshas Tazria
When a person is afflicted with tzora’as, his life turns upside down. Aside from the physical affliction on his skin, […]
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The Rules of War- Parshas Shoftim
“War is a necessary evil,” the saying goes. Rational people don’t seek to engage in war and go to battle […]
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Our Brothers’ Keeper- Parshas Shoftim
A corpse. A corpse on Union Street, New Orleans. It is seven years later and I still cannot get the […]
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The Spice of Life- Parshas Shelach
If you were to venture into the kitchen and start exploring the contents of each cabinet, you would most likely […]
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In Uniform- Parshas Shelach
In the summer of 2005 I had the privilege of serving as a Rabbi in a sleepaway camp in the […]
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What’s in a Name- Parshas Shemos
Since this week's Torah portion, Shemos, literally means "names", I'd like to examine the significance of the name of one […]
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Pure Pork- Parshas Shemini
There is nothing more “treif” (non-kosher) than a pig. Pig has always represented the prototype of impurity, the quintessential “treif” […]
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